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Thank you for your question. There may not be any reason for you to be concerned, but it would be best for you to see a dentist to confirm if this is just a stain or cavity. There are some dentists who offer free consultations, so take a look in your local area to see if you can find a dentist who may offer this and who is convenient for you. You'll likely need an x-ray and if you're due for a cleaning (recommended to have a dental cleaning at least once every 6 months) that may resolve your concern as well. You have no insurance and if this is an issue for you, check with a local dental school. We hope this helps and good luck to you!
You should have a dentist look at it and see if it is a cavity or a stain. without a picture or radiograph it is hard to give you a good opinion.